Experimental investigations into electrical discharge machining with a rotating disk electrode

In electrical discharge machining, when the provision of holes in the electrode is impracticable, flushing of the working gap poses a major problem. Use of a rotating disk electrode is proposed as a more productive and accurate technique than use of a conventional electrode. Material removal rate, tool wear rate, relative electrode wear, corner reproduction accuracy, and surface finish aspects of a rotary electrode are compared with those of a …